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ICBCs move to no-fault style insurance could be especially harmful to cyclists: lawyer

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English - February 10, 2020 21:31 - 15 minutes - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
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B.C. trial lawyers are continuing to sound the alarm over ICBC’s move to a no-fault style insurance system, with one lawyer saying the change could be especially harmful to cyclists. Joel Zanatta, a Vancouver personal injury lawyer who cycles to and from work every day, says the new system would prevent crash victims from seeking appropriate compensation beyond medical coverage, with income loss protection, in particular, getting capped.

Guest: Joel  Zanatta, “The cycling lawyer” says no-fault insurance is bad for cyclists who get injured in traffic collisions
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B.C. trial lawyers are continuing to sound the alarm over ICBC’s move to a no-fault style insurance system, with one lawyer saying the change could be especially harmful to cyclists. Joel Zanatta, a Vancouver personal injury lawyer who cycles to and from work every day, says the new system would prevent crash victims from seeking appropriate compensation beyond medical coverage, with income loss protection, in particular, getting capped.


Guest: Joel  Zanatta, “The cycling lawyer” says no-fault insurance is bad for cyclists who get injured in traffic collisions

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